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doncic is a uconn fan confirmed
Good times.I remember him slugging Andre Hawkins of Syracuse in the 1984 BE final. The official initially ejected him but then changed his mind after Thompson bitched about it. GT won in overtime, and Boeheim threw a chair to finish his press conference.
doncic is a uconn fan confirmed
... in his Johnny Most voice.Hurley tweeting "Justice is served" is laugh out loud funny. The Big East better make a statement today about that egregious 2nd tech. If they go after Hurley again I'm gonna be livid. Breeding has to lose his BET assignment and should be banned from refereeing future UConn games. He clearly will hold a grudge against Hurley and call an unfair game
Also I've been critical about Hurley lately, I needed to see him be able to win this type of statement game. He shut me up for good. He is winning a national championship here, and it's coming soon.
I think the take-home message is that Nova fans are used to having the Refs in their back pocket.I just read twitter accounts about the ending of the game and I'm generally wondering if fans even know basketball at all. A lot of people are blaming the charging call on the loss.
If there is no call, the ball rolls out of bounds.
It's the same exact result.
The call had absolutely no impact on the game.
I had Syracuse +8. They lost by 9. I felt like throwing a chair too.Good times.
For you golfers out there, this reminds me of (one of) Tiger’s comeback a decade+ ago in this Nike commercial
The Big East is and should be scared….
LOL. They wanted a blocking foul on Cole. That's what Gillespie usually gets in that situation.I just read twitter accounts about the ending of the game and I'm generally wondering if fans even know basketball at all. A lot of people are blaming the charging call on the loss.
If there is no call, the ball rolls out of bounds.
It's the same exact result.
The call had absolutely no impact on the game.
Is there any locker room video of our guys?
I think we can put any discussion of this to rest. This was a charge.
The thing about the jump ball call was that all contact was initiated by Gillespie, attempting (and a couple of times succeeding) in throwing his shoulder into Cole. I was surprised but thrilled with the call.Yes, I thought it was quite clear. The jump ball? Maybe not. I'd be howling if that was us.
I agree with that, though that being said he sets his right foot as his pivot foot upon receiving the ball and then really before the contact starts he has already picked up that pivot foot. Could have easily been called a travel before any foul was assessed. But agreed, I'd have the same gripes as Nova fans on that play if it went against UConn.Yes, I thought it was quite clear. The jump ball? Maybe not. I'd be howling if that was us.
I think we can put any discussion of this to rest. This was a charge.
No travel. He gathers his dribble as his right foot lands and then takes one step into the contact.And it was actually a travel before the charge.
Yeah the foot he drags isn't the pivot foot at the time. Not a travel. Was a charge.No travel. He gathers his dribble as his right foot lands and then takes one step into the contact.
I was reading a lot of accounts arguing the refs should never blow the whistle in that situation with that much time left.LOL. They wanted a blocking foul on Cole. That's what Gillespie usually gets in that situation.
I think he's looking at the other foot, not the one he drags.Yeah the foot he drags isn't the pivot foot at the time. Not a travel. Was a charge.
By the way, one of the worst things about the Hurley T was that Nova had just thrown a horrible pass that was going out of bounds. Would have been a turnover.I was reading a lot of accounts arguing the refs should never blow the whistle in that situation with that much time left.
This is why I wondered what they thought would happen.
Ball rolled out of bounds. No whistle so... ???
Crazy stuff.
His left foot made a last second small stutter step so that's why I think it's a travel. I had to look at it about ten times and stop start it several times. I get that with the naked eye it's nearly impossible to call correctly and that you'd have to call it from the baseline. Really tough to get the call right (assuming I'm right, lol).I think he's looking at the other foot, not the one he drags.
Looks like he lifts it just as he's making contact. If it was a travel, it came up a split second before contact, so they're not calling a travel there.